This little corner of the internet houses my therapeutic outlet.

One of the best things about my research in Artificial Intelligence is that it's surfaced a deeply important question on a societal level: what does it mean to be human? What is our purpose? What are we made for?

These meaning-laden questions stir a deeper philosophical conversation worth leaning into. The first time I heard this song, it moved me — a stunning and poignant theme many of us can relate to throughout the seasons of life.

I wrote and recorded this song in college. Late one night I found out the best friend of someone close to me was in a tragic car accident.

I didn't know how to process the pain at the time. So I stayed up all night, and this song poured out of me.

I wrote and recorded Hideaway in 2017, tucked inside a cabin in the Colorado mountains right beside a quiet river.

The crisp air, the cozy cabin fire, the ripple of the stream — it remains a core memory that stirs delight and contentment within me.

This beautiful holiday song was written for the 1944 musical Meet Me in St. Louis. Growing up, I watched old musicals with an obsession.

I remember taking a theater class in middle school where the teacher gave us an assignment to lip sync a song in front of the class — don't ask me why she didn't just have us sing it — and I chose a Judy Garland classic while all my classmates were lip syncing '90s grunge.

This 1824 classic by Schubert anchors me in the classical training I went through during my undergraduate music degree.